New Year – New Wild About Lebanon schedule! Our 2020 Winter/Spring calendar is now posted online. A printable flyer with the detailed schedule can be found here and the 2020 brochure can be found here. Lebanon is a thriving small city with a big outdoors. ‘Wild About Lebanon’ puts the spotlight on what makes the […]
For the last year Janice Chen has been learning about dairy farming. As Dartmouth College’s ’82 Upper Valley Community Impact Fellow, Janice partnered with the Upper Valley Land Trust for her project. UVLT’s President Jeanie McIntyre had been wondering about dairy, and about why milk seemed to have been largely overlooked as a part of […]
https://uvlt.org/wp-content/uploads/2020/02/IMG_1744.jpg7561008Alison Marchionehttps://uvlt.org/wp-content/uploads/2014/02/logo_banner221.gifAlison Marchione2020-02-05 16:25:562020-02-05 16:26:36The Geography of Milk & The Future of Dairy Farming
On January 22nd, several Dartmouth Professors took their classes out to Smith Pond Shaker Forest to learn about the geology of the area. Meredith Kelly, Associate Professor of Earth Science and her geology class drilled through the ice at the deepest point of the pond (10m) to take sediment cores. They hoped to reach sediments […]
Wild About Lebanon!
/1 Comment/in Outdoor Activities, UVLT Events, What's New /by Alison MarchioneNew Year – New Wild About Lebanon schedule! Our 2020 Winter/Spring calendar is now posted online. A printable flyer with the detailed schedule can be found here and the 2020 brochure can be found here. Lebanon is a thriving small city with a big outdoors. ‘Wild About Lebanon’ puts the spotlight on what makes the […]
The Geography of Milk & The Future of Dairy Farming
/1 Comment/in Other UVLT News, UVLT Events, What's New /by Alison MarchioneFor the last year Janice Chen has been learning about dairy farming. As Dartmouth College’s ’82 Upper Valley Community Impact Fellow, Janice partnered with the Upper Valley Land Trust for her project. UVLT’s President Jeanie McIntyre had been wondering about dairy, and about why milk seemed to have been largely overlooked as a part of […]
Smith Pond Geology
/0 Comments/in Other UVLT News, What's New /by Jeanie McIntyreOn January 22nd, several Dartmouth Professors took their classes out to Smith Pond Shaker Forest to learn about the geology of the area. Meredith Kelly, Associate Professor of Earth Science and her geology class drilled through the ice at the deepest point of the pond (10m) to take sediment cores. They hoped to reach sediments […]